On Oct. 16, Eden Park Elementary School opened its doors to celebrate and showcase the newly renovated wing, dubbed the Learning Community.
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On Oct. 16, Eden Park Elementary School opened its doors to celebrate and showcase the newly renovated intermediate wing, dubbed the Learning Community.
The bright, open space is meant to serve as a model as Cranston Public Schools prepares for a district-wide building improvement project focused on 21st-century learning.
For full coverage of the open house, check out next week's edition of the Cranston Herald. In the meantime, read Superintendent Jeannine Nota-Masse's latest column and Jen Cowart's story from July about the project.
